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Bailey endures Hurricane Alex
01 july 2010
Bailey now in Mexico
19 june 2010
Bailey on Gulf Coast, approaches Mexico
17 june 2010
Bailey near Ft. Worth
16 june 2010
Bailey now in Texas
14 June 2010
Bailey migrates south
13 June 2010
Bailey settles in
18 april 2010
Bailey Returns to Nebraska in less than 3 days!!!
10 april 2010
Bailey Migrates.........Finally!!!
08 april 2010
Not yet................ Bailey stays in Mexico
19 mar 2010
Countdown to Migration: Bailey Watch begins
08 mar 2010
Sandy's signal lost, Bailey still transmitting.
05 dec 2009
Alive and kicking, but staying in place
07 sep 2009
Sandy sits tight, Bailey wanders
31 july 2009
Lazy summer days on Tamaulipas Lagoons
19 july 2009
Bailey and Sandy settle in down in Mexico
12 july 2009
Sandy flies into Mexico, surpasses bailey
04 july 2009
Sandy cuts across Texas, lands on the Gulf
03 july 2009
Sandy bolts, trades Nebraska Panhandle for Texas Panhandle
29 june 2009
Omaha World-Herald features project
28 june 2009
Bailey invades Mexico
27 june 2009
Bailey approaches Mexico
26 june 2009
Bailey makes it to South Texas, travels 390 miles in 33 hours!
25 june 2009
Curlew Project featured on NPR, click to listen
25 june 2009
Bailey flies deeper into Texas, Sandy still in Sandhills
24 june 2009
Bailey crosses Red River, now in Texas
23 june 2009
Bailey continues south, now in Oklahoma
21 june 2009
Bailey flies south into kansas
19 june 2009
Sandy is on the move!
14 june 2009
Nebraska Long-billed Curlew Tracking Project Launches
19 May 2009
Bailey settles in
18 april 2010
Bailey has apparently settled in approximately 11 miles northeast of her 2009 Nest location.
